Fry The Brain is a detailed, original study of urban guerrilla sniping and its employment in modern unconventional warfare. Fry The Brain strives to educate the interested reader in all aspects of modern urban guerrilla sniping. As such, Fry The Brain is a unique, relevant work that is a must read for all students of contemporary guerrilla warfare.
Reviewer:Anarcoboy
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Excelent book for introduce into guerrilla sniping on urban terrain, can be used for moral things like politicians, robbers, k1llers, bad people, is super
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easy for new people and bring lot of details not much known like the +15 bullets on Kennedy sniping or the texas tower shooter, or the IRA succesfull sniping era w supressors and the tactic of "hit and run", even with a .50mbg.
Reviewer:Jordan C. Lewans, B.A.
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Essential reading for militiamen & post-state survivalists
If you are a morbidly depressed, delusionally angry, and/or fanatically religious person, please stop reading this immediately, & turn yourself in
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to your nearest psychologist ASAP. If you are of a stable mind, a stout heart, & a tendency to assess a situation before deciding how to respond, with the desire to protect yourself & your loved ones from forces of destruction, this may be a book for you. This book is written as both a historical overview on sniping, & a warcraft guide on the matter. The author leaves no significant stone unturned (as one might guess, given that the book is over 400 pages in length) on the subject, & is refreshingly amoral for a book on warfare. What this book is not, is a comprehensive manual on marksmanship, gunsmithing, or firearms maintenance. The author does, however, dedicate a significant portion of the book to describing how the bolt-action rifle - the sniper's traditional weapon - is not necessarily the only firearm he may use on the urban battlefield. The author also dedicates space to topics such as countersniper measures (& also how to counter those), socio-political responses to military occupation, & even his examination of the John F. Kennedy hit. Overall, 'Fry the Brain' is a fascinating work peppered with dry humour. I can only give it 4/5 stars, however, due to the errors in word detection & other formatting failures. Spoiler: nowhere in this book does the author impart some secret technique, or "one weird trick", to sniping & getting a way with it. It's all matters of tilting the odds in your favour. Notoriety is gained with every successful hit, & with it down goes the sniper's chances of escaping. Even if a sniper does succeed at his task & survives, there must thereafter be,as the author puts it on page 364, the commitment to live an extremely stressful double-life. Putting the end to the life of a human being, even in the heat of combat & the fog of war, is no small matter, certainly no joke. Once you draw down on a person & pull the trigger, there is no unpulling the trigger.
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